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A bank has two tellers and they take an exponentially distributed time to deal with any customer. Let the parameters of these two service times be and respectively (assume independence).
You arrive to find exactly two customers present, each occupying a teller:
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(b) Suppose that you know and and you choose to be served by the quicker teller. What is p in this case?
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